In this episode we talk about why you need to stop asking for permission.

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Big change. Welcome to another episode of Tiny Leaps. Big changes where I share simple research-backed strategies you can use to get more out of your life. My name is Greg

Clunice and in this episode I want to talk about how we accidentally,

whether we mean to or not, how we often sort of accidentally ask for permission on things.

And here's what I mean, right? We want to do something. We have an idea for something

where there's an area of our lives that we want to change or

there's a business we want to start or a new skill we want to learn or whatever it

might be there's a thing that we want to do and the idea for this thing might just pop up out of nowhere it might just

I don't know it honestly just comes to us in the moment and there's one of two reactions

when this happens.

Either A, we go out and we start the thing

and we do it immediately and then sort of see what happens.

Or B, we consult people. We ask people whether or not we should do it,

whether or not it's a good idea, or maybe we even just publicly announce it.

And this is something that is talked about a lot in personal development.

This idea that if you publicly announce something, it'll help hold something that's

is talked about a lot in personal development this idea that if you publicly

announce something it'll help hold you accountable because you don't want to be

embarrassed or whatever nonsense right so that's our two reactions we go out and we do it or we talk about it to somebody.

And what I've found in my own life is that the times I actually do something, the times I actually follow through, is when I stop asking, when I

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